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Computer_Dude

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About Computer_Dude

  • Birthday May 2

Contact Methods

  • Steam
    http://steamcommunity.com/id/OceanTwo
  • Twitter
    https://twitter.com/damani35000vr

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Interests
    Tech,Reviews,Unboxings.

System

  • CPU
    Core i7-7800x @4.9GHz 1.234v 3.2 Mesh
  • Motherboard
    ASUS PRIME X299 DELUXE
  • RAM
    4x4 16GB Vengeance LPX 3000MHz Quad-Channel
  • GPU
    MSI Gaming X GTX 970 @1500MHz
  • Storage
    240GB Sandisk SSD PLUS / 1TB WD Caviar Blue / 2TB Seagate Barracuda / 320 - 500 GB HDDS
  • PSU
    EVGA Supernova NEX650 80+ Gold
  • Display(s)
    Acer Predator XB1 @181Hz 1ms GSYNC / Dell E207WFP 5ms (Portrait)
  • Cooling
    H115i Pro XT, 280mm Rad, CoolIT Pump
  • Keyboard
    Corsair K70 Mk.2 RGB Cherry MX Brown With .2mm Reduction O-rings
  • Mouse
    Benq ZOWIE FK2 w/ Hyperglides and Paraflex Cable
  • Sound
    Sennheiser HD 579 (Realtek S1220A DAC)

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  1. Computer_Dude
    I'm having a problem where every time I bootup for a split second I see A0 post code then it goes to 81. I done a bit of research and I think it means HDD Rom Initialization. I am running a overclock on my 7800x 4.9ghz and ASUS x299 Deluxe board, its been fully stable no BSODs but when I reset my bios and disable overclock it goes to AA post code. I'm lead to believe that overclocking causes this problem? I cant find much information on it.
  2. Computer_Dude
    I recently bought a i7-5930k off ebay a few weeks ago and it was tested in working condition. I've been trying to build this rig on a budget and finally managed to get a good deal on a x99 motherboard to pair with my CPU, Its was a ASUS x99-Deluxe motherboard in good condition but when I finally finish building the rig and started it up it turned on for a split second then turned off with no Q-Code. The Power/Reset button was still illuminated with a slight noise from the vrm section of the board. So I decided to look at the vrm mosfets and it turns out one of the mosfets was burnt and looks like it shorted out. This was damage already caused before I bought the motherboard so is there a chance my CPU survived? I heard this happens because some ASUS x99 boards have defects but this was already done with a previous CPU in the board.
  3. Computer_Dude
    2 More Shares! https://twitter.com/damani35000vr/status/581116030098874369 https://plus.google.com/+UnboxIt/posts/A2bC2RxB1JA
  4. Computer_Dude
    Here Goes a few of my shares https://plus.google.com/+UnboxIt/posts/hXykgYRyt6v https://twitter.com/damani35000vr/status/581110130785173504
  5. Computer_Dude
    Damani35000vr https://www.vessel.com/videos/G-DUjgUyY https://www.vessel.com/videos/LCoY5zfFf Cant wait to see who wins Linus!
  6. Computer_Dude
    I can finally build my own rig with this CPU!
  7. Computer_Dude
    I think its best to wait until Black Friday, To see how deals will drop then.
  8. Computer_Dude
    Looks like the CPU cooler would have to be my choice!
  9. Computer_Dude
    Sure is expensive for a keyboard, I wonder how Topre keyboards actually perform compared to others.
  10. Computer_Dude
    To bad the 780 Ti is discontinued now. Will Updates still be ongoing?
  11. Computer_Dude
    It depends on the refresh rate really, If you have the money go for a 1440p Monitor.
  12. Computer_Dude
    We all support you Linus and LinusMediaGroup for all you done for us, and will continue to make this grow.
  13. Computer_Dude
    Its up now!
  14. Computer_Dude
    The camera with that 4K. Dbrand is also really good with making skins for phones without completely ruining them.
  15. Computer_Dude
    This laptop has a i7 4710HQ base 2.5 Turbo Boosted to 3.5GHz.. 0-o Thats what i like to hear Linus! Love the beasty CPU!
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